La Grande evening observer., June 25, 1924, Image 5

PAGE ITVfil ft-M
Wednesday, June 25, 1924,,
THE LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
Local News In Brief
COMING EVENTS
Juno 2S-Juiy a
Chuutn uplift.
La G run do
iCll COIIU-lHlun .u;.. ih ),(.urt of K( j,ouiH. II will u1so
immngliams. lht,y uru luurin? t.0nlnin conicrence rooms, a large
IiiiiiiiIssUmmts Mci ut 8::tu
The I .si Ornnde cuy commission,
urtlly convened each Wednesday
ning ul 7:0 o'clock, will begin
i executive session one hour luler
night due to the visit of Curl
uy, I'nion I'ucinc presiueiu, and
kt railroad officials.
'. I. rtinningnain una lumuy. oi
no. Nevada, with In Lal Urundc
sierday. I" spite of Ucno's repu-
(tion U ln'H niuiiy happy fumilies.
the euthedrnl.
The nicmoriul will not be limit
ed to communtly und dlocosiun
Borvlco. As the old pariah house
wus used for various national con
ferences of the church, so will the
new building, wllh Its lurgu audi
lorliun. he offered to the National
Council for conventions and con
ferences when des red.
The memorial wlll be connected
with the first Kplscopal church es
tablished west of the Mississippi
river, find in a parish which Is
more than 100 years old. in the
They Head Democratic Committee
country by car.
, Attend IUini"'t
Walter Meacham, secretary o(
.. Maker Chamber of Commerce.
,.rherl Cuthbert, of Portland, and
1 Hcndryx. of linker, will attend
e Curl Gray banquet to be given
, the I'nion County Chamber of
mtinerce here this, evening.
turned from Western Oregon
Reverend und Mrs. Klmer Granl
ith accompanied by ' ttielr ,diiu-
liter. Miss .Mary i,enorc immhi,
;ive returned to 1-a Grande from
.stern Oregon points. Miss Keith
is been attending the Willamette
nivorsity where she is majoring
i music. Mr. and Mrs. Keith vis
ed In Portland and Salem.
Kvmnuslum, swimming pool, lib
rarv and a radio station Tor broad
casting. liishop Tuttle, although a niun
of wide burning, und one upon
whom many honors had been be
stowed, wus a man of great sim
plicity, beloved by all those with
whom he was associated.
A .fine response to a "big gift
campaign" has come from the west
especially from Montana und near
by states,, where, ut the age of 30
liishop Tuttle was consecrated in
1SH7 the first missionary bishop of
the episcopal church of Montana,
and for 2" years was a strong and
loved force or law und order in
those rough duys.
mm c kri yw
GHERRY CROP
i-i
AL
G 01
Cm dell Hull, chairman of the Democratic Rational Conunitiee, holding a comemum vumeieuiv it
Newell Ulair. vice chairman.
JAP EDUCATOR
; SEEKS ACCORD
WITH AMERICA
4 Personal Mention
l.OS A.YGKI.KS .(AI' Friend
ship between America and Japan
would be enhanced by the spread
ing in Japan of thu information
that the majority of American
people are not prejudiced against
the Japanese according to an opin
ion expressed here by Ir. Duttjo
Kbuna, president of the Pusshlsha
University of Kyoto, Japan.
'If America, through her offi
cial and unofficial representatives
Mack Kichey of Portland, a t In Japan, fails to broadcust this
Warmer I.n Grande biisncss niun. desirable information among the
,ns in thq city yesterday. I Japanese." ir. i.minu suiu, men
: ' It is probable that my people, in
fi K Odte of Enterprise, wus In . view of recent events, will tmag-
a Grande yesterday, on business.
file registered ut the Sommer.
Fred K nut son of Cove, was in
a Grande yesterday. He rcgistcr
tl at the Sommer.
MMKEH ' GIVES i
Drm UHiiirci
MLfiL ViTlULJ
FLOATING FAIR i
TO TAKE GERMAN
TRADE EASTWARD
Mll-WAt-KEi:. (At) Kt-ul divi-
IIAMlll'liO, Gormuny (AP)
Ttio flist Cli riiinn floutlnB fair will
li'uv HuinliurB July 30 on a voy
aK wlilt-h wlll occupy ten monthB
ami lake the fulr uhip "Induslrla
dcn.ls from a bunk loun'are not In I "," '"f a Yokohama. The
snip IS to give lesumuny iu iuit
wur German enterprise, und is to
carry ttie "Made in Germany" lu
Mrff. W. IX Carter of Rllensburg.
Wash., wii among the guests reg
istered at -the Sommer yesterday.
v
Mrs. TVTlrnokH. accompanied bv
Mrs. M, H. Henny went to Haines
this morning to visit for a ,few
days.
Miss !.ebna Smith, who has 'been
visit Ing Mrs. S. K. Tngrnm. return
d to her home In Itolse this morn
ing.
ng Airs,
i her o
Mrs. HeHiehrHnrA'mnn ri-turned
ine that America is against them
und will seek to untie the entire
orient In a sentiment unfavorable
to the Occident. 1 regret the new
difficulty that haB arisen because
of a possible misunderstanding be-
iwetn me American pcuiiic uuu
the Japanese."
Since Jupun forsook the customs
of the orient 70 yeurs ugo, the
educator said, she has been follow
ing the ways of America as much is ull he accomplishes lie has full
us possible, pollttcully; socially, 'cd.
the collection of principal and In
terest, but In tho impetus which is!
irlven to productive uchlevemenl
and the consequent gain In the ag
gregate of wealth and happiness.
Waiter F. Heud, president of thV
American Hankers association, de
clared here today In ui address be
ore tho Wisconsin Bunkers' association.
The banker's Interest in his
"debtor-patron," Mr. Heud said,
"does not end with an examination
of his statement anil approval of
the loan. It begins then. The In
terest In his debtor is not merely
collection of the debt when due. It
is to his Interest thnt the borrower
shall make his business successful
in the largest possible way. He may
collect his debt by selling his debt-j
tor's assets ut unction, but if that
GERMAN IIY
KUGKNK. Ore. ( AP) Not with
standing dry weather in western
Oregon this spring und summer the
commercial cherry crop in this sec-j
lion Is the largest for a number of!
years past, according to the mun
(uger of tho local farmers' co-operative
association which operuU-s a
large fruit ond vegetable cannery
; The crop of Hoyul Annes. Itings
und Lamberts Is estimated to hi
of such proportion that the asso
ciation has announced It will not
handle the earlier and smaller va
rieties In any quantities ns the ca
pacity of the plant will be taken
up with tho three varieties named.
Game Commission Goes
To Alaska for Trout
HAVKNPOHT. Wash. (AP)
Members of the state game com
mission advisory board including
State Senator Churles K. Myers, are
making a trip to Alaska for tin
purpose of securing cutthroat trout
fry for propagation In the streuins
of Washington. 1
According to Mr. Myers, the par
ty will spend some time near Hilku
Inspecting government fish trajw
there and will also travel to Skag
way. .
nifty, ;proti' politically' by Ills ex
ample." ... foresees National Culamlty
Declaring the republican party
to be Important In the faco of "an
impending nut lonul ; calamity,"
Senator Walsh suid that because
of untngoi:iHiii within Us ranks it
hud ceased lo be un organization
through which tho business of tho
country can be curried on.
"It has no remedy, It orfers no
lief from the paralysis that uf-
riicts ugricuiture, ihreutenlng every
form of industry," the chairman j
sutu. "Moreover nnus um-ii
plagued with representatives in
both houses of congress holding
lews so radically antagonistic lo j
those or me tiominuui lucuou in
the party us to preclude the poa
sibdlty.of uniting on uny program
of legislation."
Kflorts of the dominant fac-1
lion to shake off the Insurgent
members Is as ludicrous as It will
prove futile," tho speaker con
tinued, adding that "they could
not be shaken off because they
have the endorsement of their people."
Senator Walsh said be knew how
eager the managers oi me cam
paign rr the re-election of Presi
dent Cool Id go "were to switch the
Issues from honest government.
the repeal of the new tariff abom
inations, relief for agriculture and
IS CONFUSING
John Fisher, of Wallowa, who
went through here yesterday on
his way lo his home from a nine
months trip through - Germany,
bel to distant points of Kurope, 1 1 rMmi 1 w
and to Asia and Africa. If the ex
or parts of the continent has some
very Interesting experiences lo re
late of his trip. .
Tho differences in the rate of
ueriment proves successful a sec
ond ship is to, be outfitted for a
trip to North und South America.
There will be room for 570 ex
hibitors on th's floating fuir groun-,1
and in addition a printing shop,
bunking f facilities, stenographic
rooms, post and telegraph, film
n. w bureau. The ' film m-rvtce : ormn rrp"cy and declare, that
Half
Price
on
ALL LIGHT SUITS -
French &
Greene
ventlon condemn by nunio tho po
litical activities of the Ku Klux
related rcforma. to the leaKUO or."i wan vuicc.i io inu
nutlnna," lie' added that It was t un by Koiney Julinslon, of Ala
not no neceHsnrv that America Ira- hama. au the keynote of hla apeecli
medialtdv Join the leuKue as that ! duelnK Mr. rnd. rwood'K namo bo
lt would atone foollHh antanonlsm f"re the convention tor tho prcgl
tn .,.,e wmhl movement merely , dcnllnl nominal Ion.
tecaue II waH m some way "
WALSH HITS
"IMPftTOXTY"
OF G. o. r.
(Continued from page 1) ,
publican parly with attempts at
palliation or the"erfenncs or the,
"unfaithful public eivunt." Sen
ator Walah declared that It "ii In
thla paay tolerance of .turpitude In
public office that the real peril of
free government lies rather thun
in Its casual occurrence."
"The president of tho Vnltcd
Stutea himself." he continued, ehas,
soelated wllh the leuKUe.
"The honor of our country." ho
declared, "tho prosperity of our
people, ilemands that we return
to tho Ideals of Wuodruw Wilson,
that wo resume the place be won
lor,, us the moral leadership of
(ho world."
McAdoo and Underwood
Are Nominated Today
(Continued rrpin pne 1)
exchange between; American nndinol hesttuted to endeavor lo shield
German money are very mystifying
to Yankees, says Mr. Klsher. He
tells of asking to change 110 of
American coin of the realm for
is to show German places of in-
they took his ten dollnrs nnd polnt
torrst. especially industrial ' J1"1'
.back of the room said "Just help
ami inciuau iui processes.
the delinquents from the public
odium to which their dcrellctlbns
have subjected them by Joining In
the hnse and cry against the In
vestigations tiiat have been con
ducted under the authority of the
senate and against that body for
authorizing them. His message on
the subject had for Its plain pur-
nose the suppression of an Inquiry
Interesting and enjoyable trip but Into the official conduct or a mem-
n.inurtr. Hint llM tvmr llllH t ft fflt bcr Of ItiS Cabinet."
Imob In Ihi. Bliiles where he could : Senator Walsh said President
yourself."
Mr. Fisher says he .hod a very
It la planned thut the floating
fair shall stop from three to eight
days in every harbor vlsltrwl. Tho
rou'e is as follows: Helsingfors,
Stockholm. . t'opennngen, houm-, m- " ' . ' . . ,,.i' i,.. i.tuini.. wurmnt for
economically, and even religiously,
in spite of the fact that Japan's
attitude toward western civiliza
tion was rewarded by the suspi
cion and-hatred of China, Korea
In her home In l'lelis'llll
nwii-iiliiir. Mrs. Morshusn nailer.
,nl an iiy.'TOrrf'-lW'tlfrrimiWWfr
of tonsils while here.
Valley thisittn1 0,,lcr orlenlal com
...i im.i..f ' "When Japan turnei
ountrles.
"Mr. and Mrs. Wotv Jlarr and
danghter. of Halfway, who have
been visit In? .Mr. and MrH. I'arl 11
Sinltb of (li s clly. went on to Wal
lowa this morning.
Judge d. W Kgun and wife, of
tlgden. I'tah. who are touring to
I'orthtnd. slopped over lu Ladrande
fur a day's n spile frnni the rigors
of cross country driving. They were
registered at the Hummer hulel.
CHURCH PLANS
MEMORIAL FOR
BISHOP TUTTLE
A national
Dflnicl Syl
towunHhf .wnWenti - til -feeling
sprang up but ween Japan and
China," l'r. Kbuna asserted. "China
consUli-red Japan an imllutor of
the west,' und Japan begun to Iook
upon China as a hopelessly reac
tionary nation. J nm happy to
say, however, lhat tills ill feeling
has largely disappeared und that
China and iCorca are udoptlng the
ways of Japan.
"In their soetat life, ns well ns
In oiher respects. I find that your
Ami-riean civilization has tended
to elevate, gmit ly the Japanese
people und your criticism, as w.-ll
us your sympuihy. has contributed
to their improwment."
'The bunUer achieves success on-
lir .ehori tin. ninniiti lift Inlinit on.
ables an industry or a business to I """"" Hmgoon. IVnaung. Del-
umitton. ijKbon, Malaga,
lona, Pulmero, Naples, l'lraeus;
Constantinople. Smyrna. Jaffa, Al
exandria, Port Said. Ad-n, Kar
uchl, Uombuy, Colombo, Madras,
hud.
di'velop and grow, to become an I
increasing factor In the community, I
to contribute by lis prosperity to
the greater, prosperity of those de
pendent upon It, and through them,
lo the greater prosperity of the en
tire territory in which il Is located.
"To the bankers loday. they a's'i
must be economists, sociologists,
business men. versed In Industry
and In commerce, psych oiogists.
knowing human nature, statesmen,
understanding of politics, and they
musl have a knowledge of interna
tional affairs.
It is because of adherence lo
the principle that bankers must be
men of general affairs, that the as
sociation Is sponsoring a campaign
of co-operation wit h the farmer."
hi, Singapore, ltntavla, Soeraya-
buya. Macassar, liungkok, Manila,
CjinloD, Shanghai, Tlnglsau, Kobe,
Vladlvostockl OhiRh 1 and Yoho-liamti.
'Jlstrcs,s in West livlaml.
ST. I.(H IS ,'aV)
inemorial i the hit
yester Tuttl
MiKHttiiri f"'
presiding b'shop of the -.plscoiai
clntreh of the United States for
more than 2 year 1s to be erected
In SI. Lo"is in conneet'on with
Christ church cathedral, liishop
Tattle's church for many years.
The Itishnp Tuttle memorial
building wl,l replace the old par
h house which- huS proved Inude-
Mi;it.. for (he lunre program of.
church and 'community work of darling-"
Dl Iil.IN. (AP) At a conference
tn f'llfilin Cfiiinlv (lalwuv. a slate
idseoiuil bishop of f ,..,, r (ift,ri.HM i the West of
almost 4 a years, ond ir(.iJin(i KaH renortid. and the gov
ernment was urgently requested to
deal with the sliuutlon. The pro
vision of poor relief in Mayo has
put up the tuxes lmi per cent
within the lust few months.
A man is handicapped. Kven if
he feels that way. he Is ashamed
to describe a thing us "perfectly
HUNGRY JELLY
FISH OUST THE
Friends of "Buffalo
Bill' , Asked to Sign
1 his attitude, recalling thai when
the llrttlsh houso of commons
sought to Investigate the Huko of
Hiirkimrham. Charles would not
permit it.
"Charles lost his heud," the sen
litor added, "and t'lilvln ("nnllilge
TODY,, Wyo. (AP) A complla
Hon of incidents und anecdotes re
luting to the life or Colonel William
F. ( Buffalo Itlll) Cody, for whom
llils town wus named. Is to be un-
talten in connection, wun 1110 un-
....III...- nf ii. aliiliiii In llin ' ru mnll.
HERRING' KIND Indian fighter on July A hero. Thn
WoriCS iO"ue uunw uiiut hiv ui
reel Ion of Muyor It. C. Truehlood.
The" plans Include the collection
of signatures ' of Murfulo Hill's
friends Inio a huge tome to be
vile r is deeply grounded in
American principles, the constitu
tion and the law. He opposes any
discrimination on uccount of rfc
tiglbus belief. It Is repugnant to
his sterling Americanism."
'McAdoo sinnds for the suprem
acy of the law una lor uie pniorn-
ment of tho law tho solemn duly
of the executive.' '
,InliiiMn Nuiiilimles I'mlerwood
Kw.wr V(R1C tW the Associated
Th .lemun.l of Senator nubile offlclalst und
Oscar W. I'nderwood of Alabama pouueai or unni-uuuuu
"No bun? ret'erenco to -the con
stitution or the bill of rights, ac
tually mentioned In the klun oath.
Is adequate in this connection,"
M r. J oh nson declared. "The bill
of rights are limitations only upon
the tate and federal governments , .
ond not upon private conspiracy.
That, is why the candidate of my
people has insisting' and placing
i rwordR.
"Above ull does tho candidate, ,
we represent condemn the mussed
action of secret political orders
in furtherance of uny objectlvo;
which Is plainly contrary to tlv
spirit of the constitution." "
Senator I'nderwood, Mr. Johns-,
ton said, had no word to say
ngulnst those who joined any or '
der, secret or otherwise, organ
ized for lawful purpose or to ad
vocate openly uny principle with-'
in the scope of legitimate public .
discussion.
"Whut he does condemn Is the
participation tn politics by any
secret organization whatsoever,"
the snenker continued. "He be
lieves thut such action, Intimidated
encourages
pledges
that the democratic national con- contrary to public policy.'
Arcade
3 DAYS, STARTING THURSDAY
(ton t.olr Hulls in Lake
SALT I.AKK CITY ( AP) Six
hundred or more golf balls were
recovered by small boys when the
urtifieinl lake on number four hole
ut Nibley park municipal golf
links here, was drained recently.
The youngsters donned bathing
stills.
NEW TODAY
.'MlCHAfl. ifrrwi
OUR
SURPRISE
SALE
OK MEN AND Y01NG MEN'S SLITS
At a Saving of S10.00
On Oiich und everv suit out of our entire line of
quality clothes of Kitfoini and Michaels-Stern Value
First Suits.
Dress l'p Now for the 4th Save $10.00
on your next suit off our regular prices of $24.85
to S"8.!)0. l;u outfitted from head to foot.
XOTICK.
Duo to difficulty OKperlenred
In colliTliiiK I'hnrjrcs for ndver
lifn thnt Ih listed under classi
fied ndvcrllKiii nm! tinder the
"llcW tiMlay" liendttur, the Kve
nlnic Ohsi'i'ver will lierenrtcr
lahe no classified ndvcrllHina or
Rdvertislnir to be run ns "new
today" unless the ndvertsins is
Hf.t'ompatiicd by cash.
1 1 1 i 10 M K 1 1 1 1 A V BN ( A I ) . Kur
opeun Ichthyologists have boeoni'j
Kieauy e.-.t.Mi:u ..... - . ,.,,
Isbed numbers of haddock ami . ... . ..
hen liiK in the North Sea from W. I W friends " Addlllon. I
which Kmfland. Holland. !er- volumes will contain InC dens of Ills
many and various other countries life. The reRlster of friends Is ex-1
obtain their principal fish sup- t" ' ' , " , , hi, ,..
plies. and several conference '"--" officials of tho I nlted Klates
have I n held by those inter- Rovemment. us well as those of sev-
.sled in the fish industry to con. eral rullnif monorehs of l-.urope,
aider what steps may be taken to with several or wnoin . oione, . o..y
remedy the situation. The herrlnij was iiiiiiua.ciy uss.ie.u,.-... .... ... .
I.einin to disappear three yeurs Truehlood expresses the belief Ilia'
iiKO und the haddock some .Colonel Cody had more Mends than
months later. '"'V "' ' " '" 'r",';
I'lsh expits attribute tho dlin-inayor bos Issued tin appeal to all
Inlshed numbers or both lurrim; neiiualntnnccs or the famous rron
and the hnddnrk to the appear- tlersman to send in data ror the'
unco in the. North Sea or Inere 1- memorial library. I
Ibly larKO schools or Jelly null Tho statue will show t.olonei
and various rorms of seu nettle Cody astride a rampant horse. II
which wero swept in rroin the(Wn be reared nenr the entrance to j
Atlantic ocean in mzii, wnen sev- tim city. I lie ;oy areiuves ure
eral chanRes were reported In the ' expected lo turnlsh to posterity In
different Atlantic c trrents. tlmate glimpses o life in. the early
i lie jeny iisn eiinn: in i in..", wesi.
. l'lano MnvlllK, raeklnit :
. lies. lMiouu 'l.ll-.l
CLAY BROS.
HAtitiAtii: 'l'ltANSI'lOll
"Everjrwliero ror I Urn"
MAIN OH
Slaud at Mimjii liniK '
of warm wate
and made them
selves at home at once, oonsum
IllR the food of the herrlliR In
such Rreat amount that the her
rlnff were unable to subsist. When
they beRHii to disappear tho had
dock too bi-Ran Ri-adually to dim
inish In numbers us it Is upon
the crks of I ho hcrrlnK that the
haddock exists during u Rreater
part of the year.
KOIl SAI.K Oil IlKNT Dairy ami
fruit rami with crop. Close to
town. Karl Kundcll. 6-25-ltp
W'ANTKI) TO HUNT Four or five
room house, unfurnished. .Man
and wife, no children. Address
SOI Oak St., or I'hone 222-lt.
6-25-lp
I'Olt SAI.K Dandy Rood ti'llde
baker waRon. Keo Guy llrad
sliaw, I'ortland and Cove.
c-:ri-:ii
WANTKD
ranch. 1
-CooklnR In cumti or on
hone r.M-YV. 6-25-71 1.
KOlt SAI.K Hiipmolille or will
trade for Tord. Call an; 1-lra!
Street. C-2G-2tp
I'OIS SAI.K It. I. It. baby chicks,
batched the first of June. Phone
Farm l"f.. 6-2.-.-2I
III
- ... . . . . . At' A!MI 1TV II
I
WANT 10I" Stenographer, slate
and experience by letter. Write
1, care Observer. C-25-3t
KOIl ItKNT
If d. sired.
-Sleeping room, board
rail 3?r.-J. ff-2."t-!tp
Law Will Be Enforced
At Haines "Stampede"
HA1NKS. dn (Special) 11 In
rumored I hat a force of federal
nnd state prohibition officers will
make Halms their headquarter
during the Hlampedv. which Is to
be held here the last three days
Of this week.
Ii is generally underslood thai
prohibition measures are to he en
forced here during I he enure w
and bootleicgers and drunks will be
rounded up and removed from the
Hlreets and grounds as rapidly us
Hiev appear.
There has nver been serious
disorder at Halne during tho an
nuul outdoor show held here and
the officials and Hlsimpede manage
men! do not intend that any luw
lexHneKS shall Interfere wllh the ex
hibition this year.
(iernutiiH Hitil of Win- Hooks
"THE STORU WITH A CONSCIENCE
IIKUIJN. fAI) War literature
has been thrown Inio disrard as far
kn demand for H on (lie purl of the
Iterlin rending public Is concerned.
NoVetK Wll II exciting plolM. CHpe-
eially If they nre dramatized on Hie
5-4) n I screen, are the toiwiotehers In de-
j iiihimI. according to Iterlin Ubrar-
Majislic ruuge. PIiom uir. N it lo ine!r.. toiikb oil tu-v-i-Atp
Ivel uru most iu demand.
KOlt IlKNT Small 3 -room house,
partly furnished. i'iiII 131-W be
fore s a. m.
WmWm - "
Cochran .
enone zoo-m II wr tJ jl B 1
1 J mMlAA
I .1 'W. ' I LSIADWt : - -
rrif v-rswwi-nv ; - - . ,
! ,o, y ?
jrf i you' want" a Rood lunch at jffJ )
TJlfi ' IJ' I nasorni price come to frj MM l it
1111', lil-AI.IV till -- j
!t--- -' '
;omhj
for joyous vacation pleasures
Cool, restful, "vacation day" beckon you to
Oregon! famous beach and Mountain resorts.
The Oregon caves, Crater Lake, Tillamook and
Newport beaches indeed, all your favorite
haunts arc available to you through Southern
Pacific low round-trip vacation fares.
For the "Oregon Outdoors" booklet and full
"vacationdsyi" information, communicate with
Southern Pacific
Wool Bathihg Suits
Mills Hie l.ltllii Oni enu wear lo du under tin; snrny
ullhoiit litkliiK told or in'tllnn sunburned.
Art & Babj Shop
"Fvcry thing for the liaby"
Kl'AMl'IMl UliMbTITClllMO
Sommer Ilotol Bldg.
0
d.